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Sure...:uhoh:

I don't...but I could get it.

Anyways. I'm off. Goodnight. I hope you don't find me pushy. :(

Well...some people really have no idea how to go about it...others say they're Christians, but act no different (and sometimes a lot worse) than their non-Christian friends act. Some are a bit confused in their thinking, and some don't know what to say. Of coarse, forcing something onto someone is completely silly, and it i's great to be known as "pushy"...that's what lots of people think of Christians...which is too bad. :(

It's even scarier when you're in a car, listening to the radio when that happens...

Bye!

Cos it's fun.

Maybe you should read the Bible. Read it for the same reason I would read the book of Mormon. So that I can understand why they believe what they believe. Making a difference. That's what all Christians want. To make a difference in the lives of others, in their homes, in their comunities, in their country, in the world.

Well duh.... I don't even know what I'm taking about...

So long! It is time for me to get to sleep. See ya! :snore:

Amazing Race can be brutal. :|

It's worst when I'm eating a pizza and all of the sudden...*crunch* right into a bit of onion. I become the unsuspecting victim of the evil onion. :angry:

Oh...I see...

that looks like it would hurt...

Sorry, I just didn't understand your question...

I guess that's where are difference beliefs show. I am a Christian and believe that we are all sinners and if we repent and turn to God, that, because Jesus died in our place, we would be forgiven of our sins. That we deserve eternity away from him. But god loved us so much, that he sent his son to take all our sins upon him. So if I have been forgiven, why shouldn't anyone who truly sees what they did wrong and turns from those wicked ways? See? I hope that helps you understand why I believe what I do.

I don't think that's it...

"What's Thailand"? It's translated freedom land. :|

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Okay. Saying sorry isn't what I'm talking about. It's something more. They still deserve all the pain they've caused someone else. But I believe someone can be truly sorry for what they've done. I believe the guy who went into the theater in Aurora and killed those people, is a messed up man who's playing crazy to escape the death penalty. He makes me sick. Anyone who could plot something like he did, is not crazy, and doesn't deserve pity. That kind of person should be tortured. I'm just feeling furious talking about him.

It's happened to me when I've gotten something in my eye, but not for no reason. If someone saw me right now, they would definitly think I was crying...:sweatdrop:

What on earth in wrong with my eye? Am I allergic to something?

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Well, that's what they deserve, but there's also forgiveness. If someone is truly sorry, it doesn't mean they shouldn't still be punished, but they will probably put themselves through torture. If someone is just sick and doesn't have much of a problem with what they did, they should seriously have so sense beaten into them.

Lawl is probably how people in the deep south say my name. :|